Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-21
ASSEMBLY,

Atherton of Marin presented petition signed
by citizens of san Rafael, ON the subject of
liquor license.
Nariel Chairman of the Judiciary Committee.
reported in favor of pa sing Assembly bill No.
81, relative to the probate OF wills az amended
by the committee: also in favor OF the passage
of Assembly bill No A., relative to the subject of
exemption OF homeStesdS from execution They
reported adversely TO Assembly bills Nos. 6J
and 81.
The Committee on Public Morals rerorted
favorably upon the bills relative TO secret mar
Iiages, and the restoration Of Wm. 7. Wheeler to
citizenship.
The Committee on Claims reported favorubly
upon the blu approprlatlng money 10 pay the
c aim OF VIM. GutenbergcT for losses sustained
while doing work at the Folsom prison.
The Chairman of the Military Committee re-
ported III favor of the passage OF the bill pro-
hibiting persons who are not entitled from wear
ing the Grand Army bGcge.
The Committee on Education reported adj
versely to the bill creating branch State Nor
mai School in Shasta county but faYorably on
the one introduced by Henry o: Butte provid-
ing for the establishment of such an institution
in Northern California.
FIEsT HEADING OF BILLS.
The following bills were read the first time:
An Act TO amend Sect ons l469, liyo and l5l1
of the Code OF Civil Procedure. relating to set
,lement of the estates of deceased persons.
An Ac! to amend Section So OF the Code of
Civil Procedure, elatiye 10 the time for enter
ing judgment in justices Cour :.
An Act TO amend Section 100 of the Code of
Civil Procedure, relating TO the holding Of su-
pcrior Courts by Superior Judges of other cour-
ties, and providing for their actual expenses.
An Act 20 amend Section @76s OF the Political
Cede relating to the tine and place where sales
of property Tor delinquent taxes shall be held.
An Act to amend Section 2a55 f the Code of
Civil Procedure. relating 70 chatiel mortgages.
INTEoDvcTIoN or Bills.
The following new bills were inuoduced
by LaBlanc-Amendirgt the Code Of Civil Pro
csdure. relative to the provisions for the proiec-
af IhI itf,trf ftsg1
BY tllswor h-Amendiug the Civil Code relat-
ing to the compen alton OF s-snments for the
bent iii of cred tors.
BY Granger Amending the Code Of Civil Pro-
eedure, relative 10 the viewer &! trai by jury.
By Knox-PrWiding two additional Superior
Judges for Lts Angeles county.
By Heath-AmeIding the County Govern
ment Act.
BY Wiudrow-Amendinz the Codes. relative
to lodging houses and sleeping apartments.
BY vCOombs-Auhori2ing and empowering the
Board of Trustees OF the Napa Asylum FOR the
Insane to sell and convey certain real estate.
BY Notwithstanding the Civil Code rela.
tive to damages in cases OF libel for slandcr.
by Bost-Amending the Political Code relG-
tive to Jurors in criminal cases.
by Barry-Authorizing the Board of Super
visors of Sau Francisco county 10 provide for
the payment of certain private claims.
BY Young of San Joaquiu-To provide tor the
construction OF an open sewage canal in the
city Of Stockton for sanitary purposes;
relative to insurance
RESoLrTIoSs
Venable introduced the following resolution:
Res0iyed, That no committee OF this House
shall at the expense of the state Wis any of
the public institutions of the State, without first
obtaining leave of the House, and any commit
Tee applying for such leave shall state in writ
ing to the House the purpose and necessity of
such visit and the probable cost Of the same.
Tie resolution provoked a lively and ami
mated discussion. Amendments were offered
and voted down, as was a 50 q motion to indefi-
ntely postpone. The discussion took a wide
range. and occupied the time up TO the hour of
recess.
Afternoon Session.
on ressscmbling. yeaabe's resolution was
adopted.
Morgan introduced the following:
Rcsoired. That the Clerks at the desk he and
they are hereby directed 10 compile and prepare
n weekly history of ali Assembly bills. c5nsti-
tutional amendments and Joint resolutions and
the Superintendent OF STATE Printing II hereby
directed to have said history printed Tor the use
of the membi rs OF the Assembly, 81 that the
same can be placed ON the desk OF each MEM
Der on every Monday morning during the ses
sion Of The Legislature, said Clerks 10 do and
perform said OK without Guy additional COM
pensafion.
Several amendments were proposed and yottd
down, and the otisinsl motion was adopted
Nr- Uyse. by permission OF the House, intro
duced n bill ont OF order, relative o ahe esiab-
lishment % q State School Of Industry. and fro-
ridins for lis organization AID maintenance